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fourty years. In those years thousands of stu dents have received at least a part of their edu cation here. You are a part of the exciting tradition of our school.
The yearbook staff decided to try to take a look back at some of our history and contrast it with what is happening today. After much work we realized we had undertaken a task bigger than we were. So while this book does not accom
plish all that we had hoped for it. May it,atleast, reflect this great year we enjoyed together.
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SOPHOMORES Wade Allen - Springdale Heather Arnold - Greenbrier Thomas Bland - Marvell
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Mickie, there is no hook in your hands, is this your imagination?
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night talks and parties draw the girls closer together almost like sisters. The dorm parents, Stanley and Cynthia Payne,are always willing to listen and help. That makes a place that will remain in the hearts of all the girls. The floor counsolers for the first semester
were Kristen Blanton, Heidi Dewey, Keri Mitchell, and Marcy Wallace. The second semester they were Michelle Ingram, Keri Mitchell, Christ! Snow, Marcy Wallace.
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TOP TEN REASONS TO LIVE IN BRUCE HALL 10. We ran out of tents,
9. The stairs keep you in shape. 8. Comfort is highly overrated. 7. Dorm specials from Pappa John's.
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TOP TEN REASONS...
To Live in Williams Hall by: Jeff & Terrance 10. Bro. Couch (need we say more?) 9. They wouldn't let us live in Bruce Hall. 8. Central heat sure beats radiators.
7. Free concerts by David "Hause" Freeman
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Autumn Masquarade October is a busy month for Central Baptist College, and one of the special times is "the Autmn Masquarade. The "party" started with games and food followed by the Impact Team. After the Impact Team performed, the CBC Singers sang for the audience. All in all,the night was filled with excitement and splendor. Thanks to Student Government Association for a great
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Will You Be the One The night of HarvestParty was one that put excitement in the air. It took months of preparation to make it a perfect night for all the young men and women of CBC.
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FACULTY and STAFF When we look back on our college days, we will remember the classes we endured, the friends we made, but most of all we will
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Awards Banquet Celebrate '93 was the
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Outstanding achievement in Social Studies: Beverly Sutterfield and Brenda Linn; not pictured, Kristi Palmer.
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New 1993-94 SGA officers: Dan Carson, Christy Snow,and Russ Rhodes.
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AWARDS ASSEMBLY 1992-93 recipients of Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni versities Awards.
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Coach Hamby presents the "Mustang Award" to Mike Charrier.
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a bond of love and
Vandergriff (3 years), Janie Elrod (2 years), Jamie Thurman(1 year), and Dan Carson(1 year). None of these will be
friendship that was evi denced in their perfor mances. Singers, thank you for the blessings your music provided the
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